Please answer all parts otherwise skip it. 12. How does the voltage supplied to the resistor compare with the voltage supplied by thebattery in the following diagram?А.The voltage across the resistor is greater than the voltage of the battery.| The voltage across the resistor is less than the voltage across the battery butgreater than zero.C. O The voltage across the resistor is zero.B.13. Household circuits are wired in parallel. Adding more appliances to a parallel circuitA. O increases the voltage sent to each applianceВ.decrease the current sent to each applianceC. O increases the current drawn from the circuit but does not change the current to eachappliance.14. Two identical coils of wire are placed on a single horizontal wooden broom handle. The coilsare separated by a few centimeters. We now run identical currents in the same directionthrough each coil. The coils experience:] no forces because the currents are identicalJa repulsive magnetic forceC.O an attractive magnetic forceА.В.15. An ideal transformer is used to either increase or decrease the voltage in an AC circuit. Whenthe output voltage is greater than the input voltage of a transformer thenA. O the power output depends on the ratio of turns in the primary and secondarythe power output is the same as the power inputВ.С.the power output is larger than the power inputD.the power output is smaller than the power output

12) Transformers work on the principle of electromagnetic induction.This electromagnetic induction…

12. How does the voltage supplied to the resistor compare with the voltage supplied by the battery in the following diagram? The voltage across the resistor is greater than the voltage of the battery. | The voltage across the resistor is less than the voltage across the battery but greater than zero. C.O The voltage across the resistor is zero. А. В. 3. Household circuits are wired in parallel. Adding more appliances to a parallel circuit

12. How does the voltage supplied to the resistor compare with the voltage supplied by the battery in the following diagram? The voltage across the resistor is greater than the voltage of the battery. | The voltage across the resistor is less than the voltage across the battery but greater than zero. C.O The voltage across the resistor is zero. А. В. 3. Household circuits are wired in parallel. Adding more appliances to a parallel circuit

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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Problem 96CP: Consider the circuit below. The capacitor has a capacitance of 10 mF. The switch is closed and after...

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